Gecko08’s Collection & Recent Acquisitions

Congratulations for your new model and thanks for sharing that information with us. I think you may be right once the velociraptor vs protoceratops is one of the classics of this subject.

I wonder what else he could do.
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Here is an Instagram post for David Silva. If you don’t want to click on the link, there here is the picture.
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The picture depicts the 1/18th Styracosaurus, Zuniceratops, Psittacosaurus, and Protoceratops. He said that raptors are coming next. I can already predict a Velociraptor vs Protoceratops at 18th scale, but what raptors could be paired with the Psittacosaurus. Could this be a release just by itself?

Gecko, I'm posting this here to show you in case you have an Ollies near you and you're interested. They had this set and one with a 'Pteranodon' instead of the Dracorex.
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Which ollies store?

Was it Ollie’s Bargian Outlet? I’m going to Biloxi and I just heard there was one on Pass Road.

Thank you very much [You must be registered and logged in to see this link.]! I went to ollies today and found the set with a “Stegosaurus and Pterodactyl”. I also found the other set with a Dracorex!
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They are both very good

Here is my entire Lanard Toys “Jurassic Clash” collection.
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I found the Titanis walleri on eBay and I found the others at Ollies today. The Titanis and Dracorex resembles their prehistoric counterparts, but the dinosaur labeled “Stegosaurus” has a spins sticking out the side. Stegosaurus doesn’t have this spine, but other species such as Kentrosaurus, Tuojiangosaurus, and Huayangosaurus have them, which makes me think this toys was meant to represent on of those stegosaurs. The “pterodactyl” looks like a petienosaurus.

I'm glad you liked them and that I could help!

The poor creatures... only Dracorex got it anywhere close. I liked them anyhow. ( only had the money for 1 set when I went, I want to get the one with the 'pterodactyl' also) I wonder why they couldn't be bothered to make a 4th dino so they didn't have to reuse the 'stegosaurus'. It might have helped sell the sets.

I like the Titanis, shall have to get it one day.

I wonder if there are any more lanard toys dinosaurs I can get from stores.

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I'm glad you liked them and that I could help!

The poor creatures...  only Dracorex got it anywhere close. I liked them anyhow. ( only had the money for 1 set when I went, I want to get the one with the 'pterodactyl' also) I wonder why they couldn't be bothered to make a 4th dino so they didn't have to reuse the 'stegosaurus'. It might have helped sell the sets.

I like the Titanis, shall have to get it one day.

I’m sure you will find it.

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If anybody was wondering why my Indominus Rex was standing in an upright position, it was because I can’t stand it any other way without it falling in a mighty crash.    one time, I was about to sleep when I heard a mighty crash . I dismissed the sound as something that happened outside my room, but when I woke up, I saw my indominus rex laying on the ground.
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And here is the hasbro indominus rex standing next to my new Mattel indominus rex.

Eventually this thread is probably going to have 30 something pages. Anyway, here is the 1997 Jurassic park bull T. rex.
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Here is the bull Rex standing with the thrasher T. rex. In the second jurassic Park movie, there were two tyrannosaurs, one male and one female, plus a juvenile. The Thrasher T. rex (in the back) is the female and the bull (dark green body) is the male.

This is a very big figure. The action feature allows the bull T. rex to swallow toys which can be removed through a slit in the belly. I can’t preform the action feature yet because I’m using a tennis ball the straighten out the neck, therefore it blocks the figures from entering the stomach.
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This is a vintage from 1997. I never thought I would get this figure, but that’s the reality of collecting dinosaurs. You come across deals you wouldn’t expect to find. I got him off eBay. Strangely, the auction I won him from was terribly rigged (and not rigged in my favor). I won by pure luck.
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I’m glad to have gotten this big toy. At about 28 inches, he is only a little bit larger than the Beasts of the Mesozoic T Rex.

Excellent additions!

Your Indominus is alive! Take care.

I moved the toys on my top shelf around so I can make room for the bull Rex and thrasher Rex. I will provide a pictures as soon as possible. Wait! I have three shelves in my room so I will provide pictures of all three of them.

I heard a story once (most likely from the YouTube comments section) that one person got a Jurassic park Spinosaurus toy and the sound feature went off at random during the night. But as long as i take the batteries out, I shouldn’t have to worry about that.

Nice additions

If you know of any toys from the Ordovician period, i would appreciate your help
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So today I tasked myself to show you all the tops of each of my three shelves.
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First off, my 1993 Red Rex used to be on my top middle shelf, but he is currently on the second to last row on my left shelf, with my other 1993s.
First is my left shelf.
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(Left to right) Alligator head, Toyway Walking with Dinosaurs (1999-2000), Mattel Mosasaurus (2018), a few Mattel legacy collection figures (2018), Schleich Barapasaurus (2018), Mattel Thrash and Throw T. rex (2018), (in the back) Epic Roaring T. rex. (2020)
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Another angle reveals the Epic Roaring T. rex.
Middle shelf
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Kenner Bull T. rex and Thrasher T. rex (1997), Hasbro Indominus Rex (2015), Mattel Bite and Fight T. rex (2019), Mattel Destroy and Devour Indominus Rex (2019) Mattel Spinosaurus (2019)
Left shelf
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Hasbro Stomp and strike to Rex (2015) rubber pterosaur, Mattel basic Dino blue, Indoraptor, dilophosaurus, proceratosaurus, Owen, and pteranodon (2019). Papo Brachiosaurus (2012)

Amazing collection! So many to look at!

UPDATE: Right now I’m like  because before I bid and won that bull Rex, I bid on a thrasher and I got a notification saying I was the highest bidder. I thought “well, there’s 8 watchers and 7 days left so, I’m not going to win”. I didn’t want to win it bc I already have one, but surprisingly, I won the dinosaur........  And I can’t believe it. . I can’t believe it. I can’t believe it. I can’t believe it. think about it. The circumstances seem quite frightening. An extremely rare and valuable dinosaur. 8 watchers. No automatic bids. 7 days without a single response from any other watcher! I used too many emoticons.

And if you saw the shelf layers below the toys on the top, I’m pretty sure I will eventually feature a lot of them in my best figure topic, but I’m doing that in time order so I need those Ordovician.

We are now i such a close period to Christmastime, any dinosaur that arrives in the mail between not and Christmas will be saved for Christmas. This means I cannot do a forum post about new dinosaurs I get because I will not get them until Christmas. Expect lots of Christmas posts. I will from now on date mark my posts.

12.01.2020